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Teaching material > There is / There Are ::::Countable/UnCountable
There is / There Are ::::Countable/UnCountable
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cmlykt
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There is / There Are ::::Countable/UnCountable
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There is a cat in the room :::::: > countable
There is tea in the glass :.:::.:::>uncountable
There is a lot of tea in the glass ::::::>uncountable
There are a lot of cats in the garden::::::>countable
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5 Mar 2014
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ohermann
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If you mean the phrase "a lot of", then be sure it can be used with both countable and uncountable words. And don�t be confused with the indefinite article "a" after the verb are because it is a part of the phrase a lot of which means much or many.
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5 Mar 2014
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yanogator
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Hey, Oto. It �s good to see you here again. I �m sorry to say that I still haven �t watched the DVD you so kindly sent me. With all of my eye problems, watching a movie with subtitles is a major effort. I will definitely see it sometime, though.
Bruce |
6 Mar 2014
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